What does the humble suffering of Anthony Mary Claret, Archbishop of Spain from the 19th century, have to say to us today? During complicated times and political upheaval, he preached Christ in season and out of season, while being slandered during life and long after his death.

When a Thai boys soccer coach and his team get caught in a cave during a downpour, the greatest known human rescue ensues, involving 5000 people from 17 nations. This is the film about the event that united the world.

New from Apple TV+, "Luck" is a fantastical film for the whole family that encourages everyone, but kids especially, to be positive and joyful even when facing life's challenges. Although, as believers, we don't really believe in luck, but in God's providence, this film provides a fun ride and a sweet story.

Anyone expecting the brilliance of "Toy Story" and its sequels will be disappointed. It doesn't quite make it to infinity or anywhere beyond. However, "Lightyear" does have its share of laughs and action that kids will enjoy and the accompanying adults will be entertained enough that they're not itching to get out of their seats.

In theaters two nights only, May 16th and 17th. Get as many people as you can to see it. If you do miss it in the theater, go to the film's official website to see how you can view the film after it's theatrical run.

The newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe sure lives up to it's name.

The new movie from Dreamworks Animation, "The Bad Guys" couches a great lesson for kids in a fun-filled, action-packed heist movie: being good and doing good makes one feel good.

When life seems to hit us with one hard knock after another, what do we do? Father Stuart Long offers us an example of how to transform suffering in Mark Wahlberg's newest film and passion project.

Unaware of the reasons for his removal as bishop, the Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Nektarios, is exiled from Alexandria, Egypt to Athens, Greece without a diocese or means to support himself. His life is one of intense interior suffering from constant persecution, but also of most admirable holiness.

Romantic comedies have been pretty sad of late and "Marry Me" doesn't do much to change that. Having said that, the film does have its sweet moments and just might be a reminder to be on the lookout for the unexpected things in life. Sometimes, those surprises are just what God uses to get our attention.